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Biology Flashcards

1
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Taxonomy Ranking

A

Domain
Kingdom
Phylum
Class
Order
Family
Genus
Species

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most primitive organisms, bigger size and have cell wall

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Archaea

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doesn’t have cell wall but have flagella and cilia

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Bacteria

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KINGDOM (40 extinct and living)

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ANIMALIA - all animals and humans. Different kind of species (invertebrates and vertebrates)

PLANTAE - mass to big trees

FUNGI - mushrooms, molds, yeast

MONERA (archaea) -prokaryotes

PROTISTA - algae, amoeba

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all animals and humans. Different kind of species (invertebrates and vertebrates)

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ANIMALIA

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mass to big trees

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PLANTAE

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mushrooms, molds, yeast

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FUNGI

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prokaryotes

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MONERA (archaea)

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9
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algae, amoeba

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PROTISTA

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10
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  • shell, snail, missile
  • Cephalopoda (ex: octopus)
  • Gastropoda (ex: snail)
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Mollusca

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jointed feet ( ex: spiders, ants, centipede, cockroach mostly insects, scorpion, shrimp, lobster)

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Arthropoda

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12
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roundworms, leeches, earthworms

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Annelida

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13
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flatworms, tapeworms

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Platyhelminthes

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14
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starfish, sea urchins (spiny skin)

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Echinodermata

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15
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sponges (not moving but still eating)
sessile (not moving)
motile (moving)
coel/coelom (body cavity

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Porifera

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16
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flowering trees/plants (ex:magnolia tree, palm tree)

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Magnoliophyta

17
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pine tree, conifers

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Pinophyta

18
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are group into three;
Placental - membrane that protects fetus ( monkeys, dogs, cats, horse, unicorn, marine mammal, bats)
Marsupial - pouched mammals ( ex: kangaroos, koala)
Monotremes - egg laying mammals (ex: platypus, echidna in australia)

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MAMMALIA

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animals that undergoing metamorphosis ( ex: frogs, salamander, axolotl, toad)

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AMPHIBIA

20
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animals that have scutes ( a thickened or horny bony plate on a turtle’s shell) ex: snakes, crocodiles, lizard, turtles, tortoise

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REPTILIA

21
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animals that has feathers (ex: birds, chickens, penguins, ostrich, peacock)

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AVES

22
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jawless fish, the vampire of the water, pharyngeal slits, primitive type (ex:lamprey)

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AGNATHA

23
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bony fishes (ex: tilapia, milkfish, mackerel)

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OSTEICHTHYES

24
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cartilaginous fishes, less in motion (ex: stingray, sharks)

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CHONDRICHTHYES

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